Robert Kiyosaki supports Ark invest CEO’s Bitcoin price to $2.3M prediction 

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Top financial guru Kiyosaki supported Ark’s investment CEO’s prediction on Bitcoin and explained why we should support her for this big prediction.

Robert Kiyosaki is a popular financial expert. In the whole world, he is known for his self-finance book called “ Rich Dad Poor Dad”. Kiyosaki is a very big supporter of Bitcoin, Gold, Oil, & Silver investments. 

On 11 April 2024, Robert Kiyosaki took to X (formerly Twitter) to share his thoughts on the big Bitcoin prediction of Cathie Wood of Ark investment firm. 

As we know recently Wood predicted that the trade price of Bitcoin will be nearly $2.3 million, if the institutional investors will allocate their 5% portfolio to Bitcoin (BTC). 

On this prediction, Kiyosaki said that he believes that Cathie’s prediction is right but at the same time, he noted that Cathie’s prediction may not be right at some point.

According to Kiyosaki, it doesn’t matter whether Cathie is right or not with her prediction but it is important what we think as a bitcoin supporter & investor. 

Furthermore, Kiyosaki said that he also believes that Bitcoin will surge to $2.3 million if conditions meet with Cathie’s prediction. 

It is worth it to note that Kiyosaki also directed attention toward the chances of risks with bitcoin investment and suggested people take small risks because, in the practical world, we always need to take chances & risks to gain success.

Earlier this Kiyosaki passed several Bitcoin-friendly statements. In late March of this year, he said that he would buy Bitcoin before April. 

It means just a week ago, Kiyosaki purchased a better amount of Bitcoin to gain huge profit ahead of Bitcoin halving hype.

Bitcoin price action 

The current trade price of Bitcoin (BTC) is $71,118 & this trade price is 3% high over the last 24 hours. 

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